Post by RunninLate on Sept 8, 2012 16:48:46 GMT -6
Not a Sea Pro but a Mako
Was able to put a couple more hours on the motor today (Total now 7 hours).
It was 2 of us (big guys) and a bunch of inshore fishing gear in the boat. I could not get over 5200 RPMs on the motor. I saw from a post on The Hull Truth, that when running you should be able to see the cavational plate while on plane. When I looked at the plate, it looked to be about an inch or 2 below the water.
The pro on the boat is a 3 blade 13 x 17.
Would you raise the motor?
Was able to put a couple more hours on the motor today (Total now 7 hours).
It was 2 of us (big guys) and a bunch of inshore fishing gear in the boat. I could not get over 5200 RPMs on the motor. I saw from a post on The Hull Truth, that when running you should be able to see the cavational plate while on plane. When I looked at the plate, it looked to be about an inch or 2 below the water.
The pro on the boat is a 3 blade 13 x 17.
Would you raise the motor?
